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University President Eric Kaler calls on an audience member at the Carlson School of Management's monthly "1st Tuesday" speaker series on Tuesday, May 1 at McNamara Alumni Center.

Regents approve tuition increase as part of Kaler’s annual budget

by Katrina Pross
Published June 14, 2018
The approval will increase tuition for resident and non-resident students at the Twin Cities campus.
Minneapolis City Council meets in the council chambers at Minneapolis City Hall on Jan. 16, 2017.

City of Minneapolis and UMN begin negotiations on universal contract

by Helen Sabrowsky
Published June 14, 2018
The master contract, which will cover University of Minnesota research and city-owned infrastructure, aims to streamline communication.
Created by Jane Borstad

New federal limits on visas for Chinese international students

by Katrina Pross
Published June 13, 2018
Visas for Chinese international students studying in certain STEM fields, including aviation and robotics, will now be limited to one year.
GOP-endorsed candidate for Minnesota Governor Jeff Johnson shakes hands with parade spectators at the Father Hennepin Parade in Champlin, Minnesota on Saturday, June 9.

Experts, lawmakers reflect on Dayton’s legacy and the future of higher education policy

by Helen Sabrowsky
Published June 13, 2018
The next governor will impact state support of the University, according to lawmakers and political experts.
Senior care manager Emily O'Hara and care manager Sarah Gustafson-Dombeck pose for a portrait on Monday, June 11. The two are apart of an Office of Student Affairs care program that formed after care managers saw a 21 per cent demand for their services over the past year.

A new University program aims to better manage student stress

by Cleo Krejci
Published June 13, 2018
The program was formed in response to rising demand for stress management services.

UMN professor creates website to help professors diversify their syllabuses

by Michelle Griffith
Published June 13, 2018
The website rates the diversity of syllabuses based on gender and race.
Nurse Anesthetist Ted Spiess, who is in recovery from opioid addiction, speaks at the school of nursing's event, Nurse Anesthetists Respond: Addressing the Opioid Epidemic on Saturday, June 9, 2018 at Moos Tower.

Nurse anesthetists learn methods for addressing national opioid crisis

by Amie Stager
Published June 12, 2018
Saturday's statewide conference taught nurse anesthetists alternative pain management methods.
The Good Neighbor Fund, created in 2007 with money from the University, provides grants for various projects including one to preserve the murals in Dinkytown. Pictured is a mural on 4th Street SE on Monday, June 11.

Neighborhood funding reduced by MN United relocation

by J.D. Duggan
Published June 12, 2018
The Minnesota United FC move out of TCF Bank Stadium means a decrease of $25,000 in funding for community projects.
C-SPIN Director Jiang-Ping Wang stands in front of a homemade, modified manufacture semiconductor device system in Keller Hall on Thursday, May 31. The machine completes the action that its name describes—manufactures semiconductor devices.

Researchers hope to continue UMN spintronics research

by Amie Stager
Published June 12, 2018
Research works to make electronic devices more energy efficient.
T-Rex Cookie Owner Tina Rexing takes a fresh tray of cookies off the cooling rack on Saturday, June 9. The arts and architecture building that T-Rex Cookie operates in will be replaced by new apartments and retail space in 2018.

Tenants of historic Prospect Park building reflect on leaving with uncertainty, optimism

by Tiffany Bui
Published June 11, 2018
Vermilion Development has plans to redesign the Art and Architecture Building, which may displace residents after construction.

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